Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 September 1853 — Page 2

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OFFICIAL. PAPER OF XHF, COL STY

injrlv.

E E I E W

to crown your efforts.

CRA'SFXOJinSVIiUI. Sjdred or tongue he

SATURDAY MORNING, SKI'TEMBKIi 24, IsiW

Zt/" si H-s«. Kir.r-K*:. _j£Z

All kiuds of JOB WOItK done to order.

Everv advertisement hauJea in for pul'iieation.. nhou'dba'

adverttj^r wi.diesit msertcJ. 11 iutro stated,it v» ill,

bo ln^rtod until ordvitu outj i»n-i ticcor^

ii »n Tirct rii ^i. rr

obitnari cba

Mit Streetsi',

procurc advertisement}:

1CC-J5

S?^i

FCSS/ .A#!..ft. J** 1 •t(

W«-« wi-b it dirfdnetlv understood, that we liavc now the ISKST and the LAROK?! II»OI trnent ut n• u* nud

KA^t-\

We insist

011

vention held ill thc Court House in Ciawfordsville, on Saturday the 24th day of September, 1853, for the purpose of nominating a candidate lor the oHice ot County Commissioner, and one for Rcpies.entati\e, which offices arc to be tilled at the October election also to excite some interest the election of the Democratic Nominee foi Reporter of the decisions ol the Supreme Court.

Let us have a general attendance fe DEMOCRATS.

jC5/~ A girl of good moral character, and

one who understands culinary matters, can

find a comfortable home during the winter

by inquiring at this office.

DEMOCIlATJi OT M0.\Ti:03IEKY,

On this Saturday, you are called upon

to assemble in Convention, for the purpose

of selecting candidates for thc approaching

election. The system of conventions has

been productive ol much good to tin: coun

try it affords an opportunity for the peo

ple to meet together, and interchange opin

ions on questions ul public policy to recur

to fundamental principles, and to hear the

affairs of the nation discussed, [n choos

ing candidates for your standard bearers,

every consideration of patriotism, should

impel you to look well to the merit?, the

qualifications, thc morals and democracy

of those who are presented to the conven

tion lor lavor. Let Itrm. high-minded,

honorable, efficient and talented men he

placed upon the ticket, and success is sure

Thc Democracy of the nation, last year,

rallied in the majesty of their strength, and

hurled the whigs Irom power, and elected

a democratic chief magistrate to preside o-

vcr the destinies of this great and glorious

nation. In doing so, thoy had two objects

in view. The one, to stop the stream of

corruption that was flawing through the

channels of the national government, the

other to ensure a more economical and fru

gal administration. But our efforts for thc

accomplishment of these objects will all be

in vain, unless we cordially co-operate

with the President 111 his plans ot reform

unless we yield a vigorous and hearty sup

port to democratic measures, and demo

cratic men. By always standing at our

posts, and doing our duty, 111 adhering to

the time-honored usages of our partv. and

in supporting democratic men, we impart

vigor and energy to all the departments of

the Government, and stimulate them to

good works. Much is expected from the

present administration, and unless the dem

ocratic party throughout the Union pre

serve its organization, and aid and sustain

those power, thc public expectation will

not be realized. If we are not most wo-

fully nustakin, the reports of the different

heads of the Department at Washington, to

tne next Congress, will disclose more vil-

Jamv, peculation and irauds perpetrated bv .,

the Whigs, 011 the public lroaeury, tnan

can enter into the heart of man to conceive.

Upon the present administration will de

volve the duty of ferretinsr out the abuses

In order to do so, thc cordial co-operation

and support of tlie democracy must be

brought to bear. The heart of the Chief

Magistrate and his constitutional advisers,

from the State elections. If the Democracy

begiu to fold their arms sur.inent ss or

apathy, if states or counties begin to f:dti

heads° of Government, and p-^raliizc their

efforts for good. But if on the contrary, the 1111

Democracy, regarding their principles as

to their support, they will be signally blessed with a healthy and honest administration,

must be cheered with the news of victory AgricuhuraJ Societv^lor a co:nphmeiil:iry

11 11 1 maulv and aeeouiplished young man. We' pearls above all jmee, rally with confidence.

cause for congratulation, and one feature in

it witl meet the approbation of every phil-

anthropist, no matter to what nation, kin-

..... cverv citizen has a

great

wrifen npnn it tbs nv.inwer of times tli« Let US remaik, in conclusion, tha

ituaricA* heivufter in^rtcd in our \np^r will oc aiK.on u» utiu.m.J

Acuil* for t!ie lie. »e%*

\V Caris. I'. S. Xewfpancr Aflvcrtismff Atrr*nt, 'Evans" Buildir.ir. N". NV. corner ol rinrd und V, .n-

on or L}cconnn

this

"^r-ornc-r- ColnriHi nrd

Mtin s'p^^. rin.-innnti, Ohio ia our Agent to

I:5

tonu

.Ton r\ riie^ vr bi on^l.t t«^ tb. l.u f.

those wishm* work done to call up.

nnd we will show them our assortments t\ i.~. euU. Ac. We have pot them and no mistake.

done -n -I crt noticc, and en riianonabl-: ttrnir.

dress. So mote it ever be.

vA'pi

may belong—that is, that f°M°^

emphatically receive, the protection

I It O c\r%vprTiTnept w^^rovcr his lo^ mav be ca^t this cha LARGER THAN ANY RATER PUBLISHED, in ^overnincnt, „. rc\cr ms io. n.ay De ca~t, v... 1».t, maucith

Ifrnw Let the Democrat, tl.cn be al«3js on tlx-i

-ci'iv tn do h*»Mlr» fo»* "iit a^ninst'

oppression, for cjual privileges, and

T. \dierti-rs. Ljcatestgool foi the gieatest number

mst. 1 he I* ai mtrs and Mechanics of Mont-j

all

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then power to renJci t.us fe^.i\rt

ergy and disposition

dismissed. 1 ox, upon a Mmilai plea oin

guilty wa.s fined one dollar and imprison

ed one day. Burnett plead guilty, aud was

sentenced to jail for two mouth*. ...

Thc Judge in their eases was evident'}

governed by that humane provision in the

new constitution, which basis all proceedings

against criminals upon the pnnicple of re

form rather than vindictive justice.

We observed quite a number of distin

guished lawyers from abroad

tell vou how to make both ends come in

rmht. Never buy things vou don't want O O never buy from those who don't cure wheth

er vou buy or not for these are persons

Now to come out square, be perfectly

& CJ'S.,

had at ten per cent, less than at any other

store up town. The proof of the pudding

is in the eating, and if this is true or not, go

up and 10 'k around and make a purchase.

appear to you a3 plain as a mile-post.

adding several names to our subscription

list during the past week. Now is tne time-

to subscribe for a paper—the fall trade is

about to commence, and every farmer

should be in possession of a newspaper, and

make himself acquainted wuh the markets,

as that alone is of great importance to them.

itST" The New Albany Daily Ledger

comes to us this week considerably enlarg

ed, and greatly improved otherwise. The

D.ulv Ledger is now the largest and best

printed paper, and contains more general

I news than any other Daily published in the

1 1 1 1 S a N a to

in ,rom

a ri'rht to claim, and will [embraces statements that will be interesting

of this it0

Cmu-ford-via..! be he humble or fxaultcd, poor or rich.— iniatically exact-thcy are oftentimes far

thoso

rescuing him, alter he had declared his in- .,

urged one half tiw r^alnr adverti.,u.- rules. Icmment. from the barbarous hands of A us- f,.

tiie past Admni!-'ration. The people of 1

is Government have spoken in thunder

classes.

ias a

fthe,

the

bj ^and taken in behalf of Kosta, mi

..| Tp I {i

A cil'ZtMi of Oov-1

gomery county, including thc Lndies, in of Wisconsin is full of them, and pork ill

their appropriate departments, will exhibit bring $-1. Hogs about Graysvilie, P.I., will 1 exceed the crop of last season one-fourth or their productions liberally and contribute

0^7~ The Circuit Court is still in session. or 800 to 1,000 more

All praise is due Judtje Bio AM for the en

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hurrvingthe business,

lie certainly makes a most efficient officer.

The three huh who were in jail at the

commencement of court, have been disposed

ufl- The indictment against Bargek was

who look as dry and independent at ciis- understand, in a very forward state of com-

tomcrs as though it was granting an im- pletion.

mense favor to sell their goods at any price.

pleased and satisfied, go thou to Bryant Istroy us, generals second, those who cheat

The proof ot wh.u we iia\e Snid will then the best dry goods town is to go to James

We had thc extreme pleasure of

ly patronized by thc good citizens of 1: lovd

1 a

countv.

HotiS ox THE

and exposing the system of wholesale plun- hogs arc more abundant than ever known

der, that were practised by those in power, in that region before. The farmers are

before it assumed the reins of Government.! offering to contract for packing at £2 oO,

WAISASH.—WE

a gentleman from the W abash Valley, that

21- and 3 cents net. The corn crops are

reported good.

iTir We are under many obligations to

knnis

rJ 0

admission to the State Fair.

and permit thc Whigs to steal a victory, disa 1 1 1 *m {.jiC paSst A\O0k ]o^^r\MV_^ veil T|-* «-•/I 1 iv t.if couragement and doubt will seize upon the

,rmtc!

S^erally look, and appeared to be

:ron l,o ,es ls ll

,ll,t,u Uv

wish him success.

such us will tell gloriously upon the pages ville, Frankfort, Kokomo, and Ft. Wayne

We understaniffiiat the Crawfords-

of history. jllulroad, has been lef^o a responsible com- jcro.ue of pupils over that 0: last year.

So far as President Pierce's administra- pany, and wnl be put under contract im-

tjoa lias progivsred. the Democracy, have mediately. More ar.on. editor out of ins slur

0f course

Iracy in making up its .statistical articles,!

leai Ua ils fi ur

ance re a ret?

lose !i

tl,e truti

,fr

of approbation of that aC., and

deed, point to Gen Pierce's Inaugural Ad-

COfXTY I Ailt.

in T)or^ Ob

ll,

.=o

Tlie Montgomery County Agricaltural

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If' "IOCH AT IC' f'OUNTY CONVT-NTIO^. 1' air will come off tins jilace on next

I.,,,

There will be a Democratic County Con- Ihursday and Inday, ti.e 20ih and 3Jth

gallant Ingraham, can, when asked for ln» counties 3a4ets. for pork is spoken of next

ngo wiH raise a third more, and the hogs

ju be large and well fattened. The State

,!one-third G,ol 0 will be packed tnere next

seasonj an

second to none :n the State. In YVaverly, Oliio, hogs number about the

AH Agricultural and Manufactured arti- same, but they are held 20 per cent, less in

cles will be exhibited on the first day of the weight. The crop about Dubuque, Iowa,

I I 1 1 1 2 a a a a I"air, ana the live stock on the second dav. 1,,

ie OT?

1:1

attendance.

Among them we are glad to tec lion. E. A.

Iiantiogm, Hon. John Petui, Hon. Dan

Mace, Judge Ecklts of Grecncaslle, R.

Jones, D.ivis Newel!, W. C. Wih^n, Mr.

Chace, Mr. ime of Lafayette, and others.

How TO MAICE TWO E.vns

MELT.—We

can

stock will doubtless pay a bet ten* per cent'

than any other road

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its present efficient management, the workj

on the unfinished portion of the road is be-

&W A well known political economist

says: We pay best, first, those who de-

Washington llall, where dry goods us—politicians and quacks—third those

of all varieties, qualities and puces can be who amuse us—singers and

least of all, those who instruct us—authors,

schoolmasters and printers. To save some

thing is necessary, as well as pay all out.

Now for saving while you are also buying

Mick's cheap store, one door west of the

cheaper than at any other store up town.—

Go see!

fctT The following appointments for tiie

Lifivette d-^.et, made bv the Wil°'

\\\*hn Indiana Conlucice atV late ^es-1

51011 Attica:

Wesley Chapel, Eastern Charge, Romncy, Newtown,

Crawfordsviilc, ^ugar Creek, Aluno, bhawney,

S cr-d irv c^f "the State Iv

Attica Station, ihorntwon, Covington fetation, Lebanon,

learn from

l] nl,c 1Le

TliE HOI CROP OF 1333. JJgT Horace Greeley it is said has actu-

Packers and farmers are beginning to ally abandoned the Whig party, and joined

talk about the probable price of pork. The the Women's Rights party of New York.

the Cincinnati Price Current jjj

or rc cnt S 0(

I 01 ilO£fS OQulOUru] iO tn cio t/i ldSL

a ti.is v-j About iJeardstown, Illinois, the ho*r-\s are

lan

trian tvrannv, has been a single rebuke to Feeders say pork will range from ••$.) to forms."

in I 1

one_iiftl1 more

»^c 3 to 10 per cent, heavier.

,.. ..

Kocuport, 111., will turn olt one fourtli more

GIVE

WINOS

!—If you can manage to

make your business pay, and at the same

time sell cheaper and as good goods as your

neighbors, why not let the world know it.

If Al. Ramey can sell as 'rood dry i^oods ss 0 0 can be bought in town, at a figure or two

t], ordinary charges, the citizens of

old Montgomery will be pleased to know it.

and will surely go and examine his entire

stock of dry goods and ready-made clothing,

corner of Maine street and Green, and we

have no doubt all will find it to their infer-

see.

The New Albany Ledger says, in

about two weeks the cars on the N. A. &

S. Railroad, will commence runnmsfthrough

road is now doing a fine and rui'idly in-

creasing business, and when completed, its'

Berry.

F. Taylor. W. Campbell. A Get A. Sheriden..

The Portland State of Maine savs:-

"Fridav of the week before last, Aug.

Mi.LnwAun J. Pi i.!.kx, Ldttoi Ki distant, were distinctly visible. Over for tA* the Pciylc* /rtend, paved us a living vnt

Jal eSf

er 0

hc ]ias bro]iCn thc trace5

estimates of

this character arc not expected to be mathe-

fropl ,t butli,e 4

iaVt

.rot entirely bevoncl

or an

j0i!ma

'ion to

year, but of better cpialitv i^

TP* «T I cciit NJCDBUICS, to &CU with cntuc IKV.IOIKII-

enee OI !irt

Theie v\ ill be a large crop in Probably the severe castigation which

|-.

nL wi

(added to last year's product for Knox coun-

(ty, Illinois, and nearly that for adjoining

authority for his "enerou and courage.us i«H. Around Economy, Indiana, there are his turning his back upon the party. Hon-

our bran-bread A boh

the State. Under ^UMneSi. still continues, bn-k

,ta coiriin In

hix ccnt!s

Eagle Hotel. There you will find a fine,! Esther Felkncr, which had been loaded

full and varigated assorted stock of goods,! «-bout a \c.u, pulL-d tie tr.g-u and shot .,

.SMlUid

G. M. Bovd. Wiley oj McDonald iieelercV: 1 to be supplied. To bo sujipiied.

26,

V. A 11 .1 IA V/ IUOB) ^V14 —\Jy

Washington Tncpunlv of the ,,'mo, s.adcnts pie-e nt

0 1

,ts ot the

.1}

cincra

^e»l, Ld. is a gci.dc- j=ui\

FEMALESLMIXAKS.—This

ever heretofore—there bein

chuithes

jthe eity ol Poiijand, ughty o: ninct} m.lts

including Winipisseogee and Moose

jiae eii.= o. iiiOKeu sii\t. .a

looked tor bv the managers of our coast

To remove dirt from lm«i-1-1L

the 6th, he gives notice that October election, subject

says:—"We

voting

r" f'"« thtm. WhcU.cr t!nj »1 ail be mckna.ntJ Jj

Hcli we do no care *i bu

i"" And „, to his piper, hc

not work HS a tegal in

-f: A I "intending henceforth, while we cherish

1 i*

and auvocate .sound principles and br-neu-

*.•*! *1

usages, mandates, and plat-.

hc has recently received at the hand.- of

some of his Whii£ brethren for trvi ir toout-

lie "Ogle," lias had something to do with

hogs than last season.! orable Whig editors would not sustain him

li-., 1 '-uu.in unm, 1..fin irtot -t.isuu, finding that his Hook would not follow, the quality not quite so good.

in Boyle and the adjacent counties of old bell-wether has deserted his flock,

Kentucky, the number fattened will be and leads oil in a path bv hinisidt

larger. bix or eitrht counties about La-

••••••The Brooklyn Ad

word, and sends him out ot the VS I.ig

church

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this fashion: 1 ^t

"Having no longer the confidence of thc higs ol any section ol the country—having been false to his professed faith, and

acted treacherously toward those who have sustained and upheld him until the vipe has acquired strength enough tostmg—[

finding that his montebank antics among

bia/.en \omeil «ilid ^.'.a»illesS llilldcU ha»c I

mation into positive insignificance. The Whigs of Xew York will be glad to learn that he no longer claims affinity with them, and lie pretends not now to be of their kith and kin, and that henceforth he will not recognize in any form or shape, or under any name or tiue, party ur.agcs, mandate:',

••st to do so Take the directions, go and or platforms, save sue!) as may emanate A 111) LILlll} lOM U\ lib) [iCOpio 01

I)*4

from that city to Bloomington, which will

give a distance of ninety-five miles of fin

ished track on that end of the line. The

Si •,»•» 1^

days ol October next. 1'fiC anntutl address

will be delivered

V.,

011

P. M.

slowly—pnee seventy

I' bushel..

ing vigorously prosecuted, and is now, we {/r/'The fall races over the Oakland. K\\,

race course ptonuses to be ol an xeiting

character, borne l» tv hon.es re r.o'.v in

uienccmtnt, winch will be on tlie 3,1 pro:

1 mo.

LCJ'Wu understand Irom tne Port

.Mcians, nnc.. .1 .\ \h:ii ihv L:ifriv

A oi.wo

Oi»U,

what reckless boy named Price, near Gosh-!

ier

en. Inch, on fcaturdav last, the spirit ot: jN

bi.ivado, aimed a gan

through the he« t. Tne 111 v««s aged

iixceen years, and the boy tweive. II

silly enough to aim at her for the purpose

alil Lu

Lafayette Dixtri-t—R II\uon\vs, E I h\w school of the Indiana Asourv Umversi-

j'v, wd! commence on the 2nd day of No-. rncreis

I vcmber next, and continue until the loth

ol M.irCil. 1 bod.

I Hon of the "Keview," for a barrel of good

cidei.

(irsiy

fennth &, 1 to be Vm- In.e been prescn'ed with a

supj.hcd. monstrous pi

BUCK,

Beat it who can.

commenced on Thursday last

phere was such that soon after sunrise the r, „I .1, u* ~t*

IMOHAVL* r\n MA CP ir ..im hun. ..

lb t01i on !e sinnnilt counte

011c

bund-

c(l bnd Sali sc] on the bhie

of Indiana has been appointed Governor ot

resigned.

.55KEADSTUFKS. tie Cllici

]d. For years sueli a day has been August 2.id, received by Mr. Wiudelman, State

C.ncmn.m.

institution com-

menced its rail term on Wedcesdav last,

oa ian

a large in-

a.V

gJLJStPSPAXiSS.

We aro

Watsov. as 111 »il UJBtri

nt Cm

for

knaves

other label that may be pinned'o

imputation for carefulness and accu- 'Silver Grev,' or 'Woolly,' is a matter Butter, l•.'», rimotln, i-onfiucut. lwwi.j: p-.rv.hu«Hl Li»btn.kJrvct.\ ir.uu

on •. i!v*'

ays that aKo «ill

llainr .LU'LL, Tallw'-*

j, Whig coach,

.Ju'v -J'J. IS.

Thursday the i.'nn at 2 o'c!

perb ock (il'L-'uil ant.1 Winter sroods. eo everv ariiv itnual.y kept bv th

v7*

vette Dany Journal has been

•Jloosed of to Mr. Tcrryll, of Madi.-on.

LADV

FCHOT.—-A foolish and some-.

r.. nl

ounces, which was rai-ed on the farm ofj. 1 1 a a Andrew

in the vicinity of this ace. .... ,• t!,.:, .••„•

The Fail term of Wabash college

says that tlie following is an extract from r"

a commercial letter from Antwerp, dated 3 1

Tlie excitement in the grain market is as j\

15 guilders. The demand for wheat ex-j ... portation, particularly to 1* ranee, where the —i

in c.01,5 a, 1 leprt-cntcd to be li Jr.cr .Mid th-

I N

authorized TO announce II.I.IAM P. ^I-ivin recently rettl a candidate for County Comnu^ionVr

i.M, r, at t'le uwiin." "^°.V„ to thc decision of Denu-

CKAWFORD3VILLE PlHCK cruitl

blockheads because of the term 'Whi'V ICom-.-tod weekly t'-.-r the Revjew.j cu«nun

Wiieat, .......... 7«r Apples. jrrucn S A

N W A 11 I S5 .11 S.

515*csn«3

u!:

aooui wiiicii v- uo no* taic A UUWJH." Chces-1 &•. Wool. gnaSn I.e \\ouid ealt the e^po. ...t ...^iiuon oi

A :*•••-,* ''-'"'l'

puta:'»eo,

Oimojw 7-, l'res

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IKH. «. H. UOWiC^SliAKICltSAJtSAPA-. To She 5-3i434'E51S

E3E ERY'Si I®A'TET

!f«I. I'U.illS VIE. HI,'.wouid say that ibev v.-iu consult tbc:r very best r~ —z— liiti-re^t.-1 'y iiliii£ on lum ]»n re basing their

fWli-r) ukts -(.puattir^, A.- ro-i lei', H\iti)\\ ml \S\\

y° the in».-t ccimynncal poxvor 1 1 n~. lor tf :v :iv, so'^miid pnek«, cutlery. et.\. cte.— ilOIl IshmauiU: .it x»t I(i) )!vl..i. .Tin.- sNiek bv. is ni.-i n^r remarkablv low priecs

.1 29 IS LILTVL.

KETCHUM'B

Mi'MKOiM) .*• liOOKKK. Lalaveli«. In.liana

Scale-3.

On s,d., I

.Itllv lit!

lessness and despair, except by the insane .,.1 to r!,r-,h-v. 1 dvni lit f- mm-l-or from to bigots and superstitious fools wlio jiamper

the absurdities which he delights—ne is I O JlirN J.*- 1 glad to sneak into :ny cornt-r, or tulopi nny alternative, rather than sink

11:

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public c^ti-1

brought down uoon him ihc derision and ilTM*". I booi A/.^. .,fe".'vd a^-?rt» iei.t matju- ^.) mues. tor .-ale bv •J 1 if1 .. 1 1 t' .f .. 1 1. the scorn ot the intelligent and virtuous portion of the community—lost, to all sense of common decency, and abandoned to help-

ii.u t..r

"P M!"UD

I! I lloit

..... v.ji sirvrj,

3?^ A*? £3

all-

Irom socialists, abolmonisLs, jMame-htwj COlMliv !*v not kfOY.'iri'j' demagogues, and laud retormers." GOODS re the \K 1PFT

To pruvi/iii i":irlIk. lo.v-'cs. flic

Slate Board of Agriculture, will be held at fcxivn-'C tSJuCIl this ti.». r.-un

Lafayette, on tne 12ih, 1.3th, and 11th incan*: of m'nriiling the pnllllC ihoi

IVI:M SJIKI

artndes not to l)u lyiuni t-'sjiviiei e. ne unri niajrnili'.ciieo «.f cur sfi-rk. its csteit

ami

ir iissor..i!ieiii \,.olen purebasud pruvlou-. tne 1. ,M ,v iiii.i i::t" v.she, .-i .-n i.-.-.iV v.Iiiii lb'-"." r:i..v. ...-.IIn. .,..-.

I wi.

I .IIG, 1 on thc turfai thc com I

tlier eash or W'.J! )iriv CAsi lt /t 1,

ATKNT MOWIN'G MA CI 1 INNS, ot viiese et:!i:bratcd maelimes on hand ana 1

—i .\ra 1

ami (Vumer ealtrs

L'.MFOi O HOOKKR. ..

irooKKf:. 1 'OA i'

l'( A 1.^ 11 1

a a

nan-:or ir«:

v. Iieal p.-r .lav. -i liand r.i: ML'.Mroi:i a- II"!)ki .. !. .Uveite. in.nan 1.

A sroetc ball f!ll

2 0

o\ rr\

li S "a 3 3

UJ'JiUi 4!

liav\- ri1 .ii. i. ei.r

lili A NT A Co

*.-•, bliiu black, cri

fail ..ies'-ripiioi: 1:1 )"i'«- v.ir:e" li!:YA V..O.

bb: bro\\

-V/e lit.

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\V ,.5 INU^ c*u«i! *.SS AIUJC vi, ^.

^pro^'g bee tu.c 7. ),, J'

uli a

The first course of lectures in the

'VJ. 1

0 rp TilOUSAN'n i'otmds Foaf!:ei*s wanted (Vr a JL wlncn v.-c will pav tha rle. s!. niarlcc,*. nrit-.o.

pen apple, weighing seventeen

v. are mv.v paving ecnts. Coj.ie on witn vonr

J'! ,'.

3 S I 2 N E N I S

,'•••.,• I •*'-"Ke i..-r..ic:K occaj-n.-d -G-JLL-. by henry S. Fane i*c Wiilson. 'l he

Oinei: u-:n a i.iiiidinir adjoining his residence, and

1,1 thw !U ,VV

if-

vin

We under-' I't ui r..rv III I".:\v Ivrds ville all'd vie

was the great uoV 01 the season on ^uount, stand ibere are a laige nutnotr ot n. also l.ic :usi, iii.i .t tt tiiat wu.s made the countv. outrnly removal the acrue (/•et.s tanlv -ei.rd am-

tll

exec

Oiegon lemtoiy in tlie jih.ee of Gov. Lane, a larire amount

^"l---rmauont

Ir. !:nnl has iieen cnira^ed tJ, 1

...... .•

1 .1 1 1 yeai-s-r««M.. nnd :ta» c.veeiiteu imtriv y/tt- of tocth: 1 first: utter bcni'/ nroken a lew tune bur n«: th«-r

-'.

A:U N 1 1, 1,

i.Ji

T./..re

"i'.RY A NT & t' j. j:

-i,

I: Wl A .V!1 Cv*

ors. nun ii

iiinl priIll Mil.-

•r tii: :i ever

1,!^ AN'

11 A J.I..', 1 »i'l*- Ii]::

Hats cincl Caps. 1 1 j. 1: 1 a \he v.,. 11 .ii buv a

1- !l (".

Wc will g'.ve one year's subserip- ...sept.-o,.

Kl.v i-. 1

"'1

Dr. hur.l l. cint:cs for ^':ft:n^ out cJd i.t-it

JT I win enable htm to »pp'.',v l/«ntist.H in :n« West itl LnquirCi ,snort nonce. I'.r miormation 011 tiaj tnnnn""- I

of Indiana, 1

-joi^

omery County.

0lI

,'f*

great as li was ll lo-ib and and tlie tu-.e 01' Samuel i\ Cr=»in ''.•.•ea--d, have l«d 1 hrw boiitfiit it

prices are conlintiaiiv advancing. Jst'jelc their pe-.iLion to .-e 1 the Real esiate oi tlis deec-

and no sellers but a lar-re i4""!"'

and under more favorable auspices than businees is done in cargoes o. wheat under next term of tlie er.i-rt common jiieas oi said

frum ie C( frn 1

!M rha rr

Kl t0

v-u*

•fo'-cr-J'

'd-' :uei hno.:h ren. adniiu:stratOi-s ot in..-Fs-, t..t- .1.1.1 rv.ti

I'wnsr

*2 to

11 1

lt 1 Ti

:s"3

.5to-.*k sm*s»::cr man IP ]». i« very great- a-'d *v-arrai '"'id I AV''

10 1:1

uC!U. iiiiu that pefition win uc li.rard nl thi:

Irf-ti'*- r-inet. .tod i» n.' :LV-. OI."* re- IV ve. .wl fj^h. anJ V*»» b"i»5

»y

turned from the Cities of and Cincinnati. wbero -5

ntr

*v«rk

ho lias made extensive, pnrchasos »'jf Lie-rant. 1'ufh enable, and Duraldo

NKW GOODS!

Wnioh are cspeeitdiy udr.jsted the wants ff this rt'V, \vonld riasrwct'ullv inform bis friends 1", 'r-nd the cirizeiis ir.'iierally. o[ *!d .Mi-nttroiiK-ry nud ij.) t'te adjacent countie*. that lie in nmv ivL-t-ipt of the sifiic. and is offi-rmif tiioni a ••hade lower than fij&fci'

"tl-'-'r !i"usc in this n::iee. tin-* faet lie is

011

*n'"n'b of

E A I E S

bis larcc and unusually well s-vlccted of

(imo-is :md trimmings', wlueh will ba fonnd tin examination. tr« comprint' fivitrv variety ofarti-ek-s

this nilt v.'itiub arc u!l ot the \ci% latest I.i.bitinab.i! .stvie.-.

ri.mir. us In-' present st-vs. is the most complete lie hits ever bad the pleasured otic: i.'i:\ Ills stoelc 1 of Miperi-'i- fivneh. ewili.sh. and amencau cloths

cii^imeiws are i!in,:irj':istfed bv r.nv U10 Wub:ish a'.icy. '1 h. st-ii'-on now ajiproaeliinjj wb.cn ail wis'i to pu:vhasv '.heir

Eooin and Sheer-,

Oi which be 1ms r.11 imiiicns.' asfortint-u? of every P'.'.-Mbie L'rade. ir^m the e'etr.tnt b-iik Lift e.tmmon Luskin, ami Irom tl-.e benutitul tH Coot tf the heavv. rvi.'cab!u '.:::i]'bel! .-t Kiji. llitf.A aiut ("ups ol cverv conceivable |lia!ltv, I sbaju.-and tesiuio. suited nil eia.-ses. Hires and .condition.*. He has also an nntisu:i!lv heavv stwlc ut

\I:k

notions

priecs

1 iippiove,l ei.untrv produei'. tf'i- l-.llv thousand biislie!:! of the otd ec-rner. so notcl lor

'end

51(.'t'L-ilVCO.

t" K!-.(. L!\ 1-! ?0-' pii-ecs lest ."!• rriniack, i'.ll

1 I nun I'nnts. v.arr:tn'd last eo^ i' '.»J I:\MI v.

ru 1 .1 til! si'. !.,s KL

superior 10U

111

1 plain de lairu.s. beauiiKAil£Y.'TF.

.r ..

ILiIii- extr.i br.-.vn sheeting.-* extra low

b'A.MKV

hrun-h and (:er:nnn. black, bine,

und brown eio'hs ut l.reinlur

I"! KCK: i: ut low rari« at,

•jO

VMIAT

KAMI-VS.

hnsevs of every possihlo

le. L'laue. yiiiditv and vurmtv can JMS lotiini isej't. 'J:

*00.j

r-,, rii:cp:6 Flannel

.JW *1 I JC-li Id I sctcnibcr 1

Jo\ K' I

3. best S--Vic:

I PI t'.* I'.-S hm ..:. 1 -0 1 I I .' 1 !-. P.S r.l.i' ai "J \J cbea]..r iban «i s-itcnilr-r i. "o 3.

1'! i.'.J ,n.

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1 ]1

U.ruc* Greeley, of, EM PGR I A S I 0 N I is S a

Is Ptili in motion, and receiving no the inunuf.a tmers and iti:»» .•'t.-rs

JflA JIFA VY

frtiin

f.t'

i.:os:t

n. a MI- I'lI.cK^ 111 1.-1 iiir £U c-~- fan

KA.MKY'S.

evel ima^'iiiaMe .^ibir

I:AMLY...

all of iii latest nnd FY'S

ii .1 *ui r'- .•!i .vit rino'.s :it AMKY'.'

a: iI ihL.-?s. 2'J per eon:.

|)rcs.s i-iik. wi.ieh will vie wi li or.crsi.v nnd Innnaiiey »,| :r. b-atinu —til I'.r sale bv i: mj

id:it.c.. atvrl'*'*, and a at a

1 ir toi :d at

IV nts to

1 l'« 1 l1. .1 for sale bv

./ I a.s

II l. »-l '1

RAM FY

d\ 1 1 ., _'

500'''.''J

JrtfI boll :et, rib'.ojis, 'I MI

•.rii.v bonnets-

IM i.' ii'i, t,.i Lcavv

\'t s*

ia laecs and li!ii"e»

1 si' I \M b.r 1•cte

•.'t rt el'.'!

an melii riiiej

O'lh f.-r A bAi.'rE. :4oek'•{ |,! e' 1... .'1. creon. bi«c i.nd ort.v. !/cri:

:--pt. '.-,3.

I'.'jtn. i^it.ns

TjL i.ht! imn'.'inab j. bu!..f ns. ca icp

-v (u

s. ebemi/etls, i' 1.HIM

find b.vo veils do., lor iiiilt' at RAM FY'S.

st vie-" ct iJie&v'l riminingfl. be hie. I at RAM FY'?.

Harm! .f.te'.iK-t. India 11:.•:11 and S 1

im l.i

:joo a

700

i:. (.j. ai ui. us! in. lit f/ro: RA. -I I A

i'\ Kit '.ats. :rr/t. enoii^'h i. ar 1 snndi eiioiKrh I. anv l."\-i-apt. -i.!. SS.}

(. D.» ii. t'.'i-sinierc, 10

?pt. a:.!, 'o:J.

inari,

"•all :e (oim.J

RAM FV'S.

.-etl and s.irinott RAMFY.

I'i -h 1 b,h Gi

t. xl'lrVi.'

IM -ept

\«o"| aii.l iii. k.rv shuts

CASI

.•-m

r?i

1 1

ail colors ani v, Kith* t. .sale oy bR ,\N 1 A: Co.

RAM FY'

sale at WII s?

Routs und shoea- bus wan -.nled at

1 i{o, :iad eaiin.'/

RAM FYS.

a a if Ml t.

iisaortMent can bi

RAM.

32 5 A GUI! -SEASON

Lfttjiis

\OW upon us. and every one si:i! v.itb (ii.-eu.-e shoidd oarnwtlv t-uuuirc lor a safo ..ii'i eeriant remedy, tnat will entirely reinovc th.i eiiscaw Irom thc VS,«-III and restoie TO -.N-L |,«alth v. i:.'ioiit hivniL' thc l'.jiindi.^ion of n.., di-e.i-es un li.T*.ressi ami imurablt: as the A in a ir—If. 'fho ehnls may be hroh a wuh Quinine or many ofth.j n.ys.iniii.r '.it '-ii' .. i\ but alas! ihe pain nt f:ndi in iice ot 1 a lew da\ ul n:r .\ trds the ilifceaiK: ret :rri"d npo'i tluee him ana harder to break the saccm! tmif tba-i tho thorand ild such

'^h' I'

sin-.... i.-i..'."kion ol tin} jM-rtion wcariujr them. 1 he work persons see f.ne strong testmionntls whxdt tho pro

II IS rumored chat John Davr, Valuo reeeived. Jr. II. repai-s all work ihar dv and rhorou'dien:--1^ rlorm-d bv it. thev wAub

'KUft skuUiil tails occasionally ill order to priet/ rot the ROBOUANTIA has ree-ive Ot th--: spcc

1 .... ..

lun v.iiiin: live vears irom the time ci wring 1 not hesitate to trv immediately this whole jeiuc-ti v.niioiit xtra eharL'e. I11 order to .secure some reiaedv. 1 lie jollnwimr letter irom the njren

business nis terms wn! be mod

W.T»,I

„t

'"'1'l^el

it I'rairieton near L-rre Ibiiite in STM.-CIUI'.-U. l'l:AIi:II.7'-. In b. .Sept. l.-». l-03. Mr. J. O.Dear sir

Quid

-1

hav».- .-o:d out all

th.- I-'»ran:ia lelt with me. At nrst I did

not U'.'ieve it would ,-eil at all, bnr. I wanted to lliet I .. i- 1 ...1 .1

I jrive f. a f«ir trial, and when tl»e a&:-? sor. com menecd I u'.ive t.ii11 vv h.jttle.s to tw.. p„r!*.oiM wh'.n

Twas ac'jtiahitcd with and it ea tnoin both, and every person who hai bon^rht the inidieine says it is the best tliey have ever I »,dd thc'last

bo'.-.le ye:-terilay nnd coobi lru\e sold two or three more to-day. It 1 had time I 1 oind send a eortitioiii ."endatr ri iroin e\.*ry i^r^n wh.)

It .s a inedicmc tiiat cannot be too

bisriilv recommendml. ••••. Vbja.se send me two do/ell im soon a* po«si!le. Si'.'rted: I) AN IF/. MARK. 'Ihc R^borantia is tor sale by M.OA.S- A Moin.AV. (,ra-.vjjrdsvi:!f '1 AV. IIAI.l,

#. M. il. ]?aiM::.-. ur- .1.* Mackerel, half burr'. Is U'hite Fish, one

,' *h™}'

L^.. Middle town,,

.-cut. 2-i. Is.'cl. \4n4f

11 f\ BAKKKI.S MACKFKEI.. 80'"fcalf barrels of*

WllIt0

v.r

lI'Trina® pis'

by 1 vYM'* & r--?v